Mississippi just brought their intra-state exemption online last Tuesdayhttp://www.sos.ms.gov/Crowdfunding$2M limit,  50% raise by deadline, $5k limit for non-accredited, $50k for accredited and no limit for qualified purchasersThere was a lot of interest initially at the public meetings they held announcing it and some good discussion at our local REIA about how it could be utilized

Jackson, MS.

Hers the link.http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/110-Bellegrove-Blvd-Brandon-MS-39047/50836841_zpid/

I have a lead on a possible wholesale house in that area.  Please PM me if you are in that area and might be interested.

I don't know about GA  but I ran into a similar circumstance in Mississippi..

I am in the Sacramento area and the cap rates are to low so I am looking to invest out of state, probably in the southeast, Florida is looking like the next target.I just bought a home cash in MS, it will cash flow and return great but I would rather buy 4-5 properties with leverage than 2 cash.

My experience with tax cert states and I am by no way any expert but I have been to half a dozen sales and I know when I see a court house controlled by the local big players when  I see one and that is what I saw in the tax cert bizz the big boys gobble them up and the private investors are picking up the crumbs.. at least that's what I saw in MS.

Mississippi, alas, has none. 

@Joyce Gaines  Hi Ms Gaines, I'm a wholesaler here in Jax, let me know what you are interested in.If you haven't done so already check out the marketplace for Jacksonville.

I hit the 1% rule in MS with new construction I bought there for go zone...well not quite 1%  160k houses rent for 1250... but they are never vacant never have any of the issues you have with low end rental wear and tear..